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If you can write out a specification of all you need the application to do, you should be able to find someone who can fulfil that specification. Mobile application development is nothing like web development, in the sense that the coding always requires a framework. Because of this, if you choose a bad developer, a good developer who then sees the code won't think it's bad, messy, or needs to be rewritten.
I have a promising app idea. Should I wait to find the best programmer and team, or go ahead with an average one?
The idea has been met positively by a lot of senior advisers and angels. I have the B-plan and strategies chalked out, but don't yet have the development team.
- Since the app needs a very good UI and a higher level of coding, should I wait for an extremely 'competent' coder to make it right, hence not risking a mediocre app which might fail
- OR should I go with what I can get immediately. An average app, but better than waiting out for something I might not get ?
- Since the app needs a very good UI and a higher level of coding, should I wait for an extremely 'competent' coder to make it right, hence not risking a mediocre app which might fail
- OR should I go with what I can get immediately. An average app, but better than waiting out for something I might not get ?
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If you can write out a specification of all you need the application to do, you should be able to find someone who can fulfil that specification. Mobile application development is nothing like web development, in the sense that the coding always requires a framework. Because of this, if you choose a bad developer, a good developer who then sees the code won't think it's bad, messy, or needs to be rewritten.
